Face coverings – FAQs for retail, hospitality and leisure
September has seen the introduction of compulsory face coverings for staff working within the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors in England in attempts to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
23 October 2020
Please note: the information contained in this legal update is correct as of the original date of publication.
September has seen the introduction of compulsory face coverings for staff (save where exemptions apply) working within the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors in England in attempts to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
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